[Iceman]

Originally Posted by Niamhxo

there's not a chance in hell that he'll be going door to door, I can almost guarantee that!! If he does though throw some cheese at him for me

I might just scream at him to get of my property and ring the gardaí

[Stu]

Originally Posted by arista

Good to hear from you Stu.

I am going to include you in a new animation TIBB news
Dezzys thread and on here for a laugh in these hard times
also on Chat and Games

Awesome. I love being included in animation.

Seriously though, fellow countrymen, what I want to know are who are the 17% in public opinion polls who still back Fianna Fail? These are dangerous people and ought to be rounded up like cattle and disposed of in a humane manner.

The sort of people who back a political party like a football team and back them up no matter what. I mean ... have they got televisions? Do they read the newspapers?

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Stu

Awesome. I love being included in animation.

Seriously though, fellow countrymen, what I want to know are who are the 17% in public opinion polls who still back Fianna Fail? These are dangerous people and ought to be rounded up like cattle and disposed of in a humane manner.

The sort of people who back a political party like a football team and back them up no matter what. I mean ... have they got televisions? Do they read the newspapers?

They're all the fat cats, bankers and developers I'd imagine!

[arista]

Youtube video

[Iceman]

Originally Posted by Stu

Awesome. I love being included in animation.

Seriously though, fellow countrymen, what I want to know are who are the 17% in public opinion polls who still back Fianna Fail? These are dangerous people and ought to be rounded up like cattle and disposed of in a humane manner.

The sort of people who back a political party like a football team and back them up no matter what. I mean ... have they got televisions? Do they read the newspapers?

I was having this conversation with my Dad and he seems to think it may be older people who are stubborn and dont want change, who are fed the crap they are given like a hot dinner. Crazy old people.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Iceman

I was having this conversation with my Dad and he seems to think it may be older people who are stubborn and dont want change, who are fed the crap they are given like a hot dinner. Crazy old people.

I would have agreed with that up till they cut the pensioners money, going by the radio talk shows, it's the older people who seem to be most pee'd off and vocal about the government now.

[Iceman]

[Stu]

Gold!

[arista]

Stu did you like the Animation or not maybe?

[Iceman]

Someone remind me to watch them animations later I cant until half 10 and I keep forgetting

[arista]

Originally Posted by Iceman

Someone remind me to watch them animations later I cant until half 10 and I keep forgetting

Your on it but there is Nasty Problem from others.

[Iceman]

@Queen_UK Elizabeth Windsor

One can confirm that one has bought Ireland.


LMFAO from twitter, cool will have a look later Arista!

[Iceman]

Brian Cowen announced that he is changing our national emblem from a shamrock
to a condom. This he feels reflects more accurately the goverments
political stance. A condom allows for inflation, halts production,
...destroys the next generation, protects a bunch of *****s and gives a
......sense of security while you're actually being screwed!!!!!

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Iceman

Brian Cowen announced that he is changing our national emblem from a shamrock
to a condom. This he feels reflects more accurately the goverments
political stance. A condom allows for inflation, halts production,
...destroys the next generation, protects a bunch of *****s and gives a
......sense of security while you're actually being screwed!!!!!

i shouldn't laugh really cos it's so true

[Iceman]

I know yeah, just checked there and I wasnt eligible to vote??? Even though I could vote for the Lisbon Treaty? lucky I checked deadline is the 25th.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Iceman

I know yeah, just checked there and I wasnt eligible to vote??? Even though I could vote for the Lisbon Treaty? lucky I checked deadline is the 25th.

people better get out there and vote this time round

[Iceman]

But surely because I could vote i shouldnt have to re-register? I think this will have a huge turnout, people HAVE to vote.

[arista]

Now this Paper is trying to Scare more than it needs
The €uro Zone has problems with Greece burning more money and not improving
and Other Nations are Destroying the €uro.

You can not stop market traders betting on which nation will fall
its a Open Market but in the €uro Zone it is not a open playing field.


Stable Headline but Photo of a war going on in Eire.






Life In The City

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Iceman

But surely because I could vote i shouldnt have to re-register? I think this will have a huge turnout, people HAVE to vote.

No, you shouldn't have to at all Eoin, how do you check if you're registered? I have been able to vote in everything since I was 18 but you've put a doubt in my head now, maybe that's how Fianna Fáil are planning to stay in un-reigister everyone and when they all turn up to vote they're turned away!

[Stu]

Fianna Fail's upcoming election slogans revealed :

'Oops, lol!'.
'EAT THE DAMN CHEESE!'.
'Ein Volk, Ein Reich, Ein Biffo'.

[Iceman]

www.checktheregister.ie/

for any Irish you have to do this tomorow to vote next year.

[Stu]

I need to stop watching Vincent Browne before I start getting nightmares. Its €343 billion at least, €6,000 off all our wages for next few years. I really want to leave the sinking ship like ... right now. I hear constantly about young people having no job or money so they hop off and emigrate.

But where do fook do they get the money from to DO that?

[Stu]

It's strange because I didn't closely start following Irish politics until very recently, so I guess my lack of knowledge scares me as much as the future itself. I can't picture in practical, everyday terms how bad the crisis will affect us because I'm in a security blanket so to speak. I can't get work but apart from that I'm in college and living with my parents so I'm not THAT bad off.

But just the idea of living in a country where people cannot afford as much, enjoy themselves as much and as a result won't be as happy as they could be depresses me. I mean ... I'm determined to enjoy Christmas but even that doesn't feel the same.

Six years time will mark the 100th anniversary of the signing of the proclamation of independence. With any luck we will only be starting to drag ourselves out of the hole by then.

[Iceman]

Originally Posted by Stu

I need to stop watching Vincent Browne before I start getting nightmares. Its €343 billion at least, €6,000 off all our wages for next few years. I really want to leave the sinking ship like ... right now. I hear constantly about young people having no job or money so they hop off and emigrate.

But where do fook do they get the money from to DO that?

I've got money saved for the past few years that i havent touched and I basically told my dad something he agreed with, he was gonna leave me money when he dies so I said could i not put it towards leaving here, he was more than happy told me I should have asked him months ago... (I would have but it was all very morbid you know)

Edit: My "D" button is on the fritz....if some of that dont make sense.

[Stu]

Looks like the both of you have your heads screwed on. Ireland is officialy goosed.